Quarters

	Barber Quarters	How To Order
1913-S PCGS AG 03	At 40,000 the key date 1913-S is the lowest mintage Barber Quarter. This example shows honest wear but has no problems as certified by PCGS. $945
	Standing Liberty Quarters	How To Order
1930 PCGS AU 58	Good luster, nice strike. Not a full head but all rivets are visible on the shield. Very attractive for the grade. $95 -- Sold
	Washington Quarters	How To Order
1941 PCGS PR 66	Very bright and flashy. A twin to the '42 below. Low mintage of just over 15 thousand. $155
1942 PCGS PR 66	Very bright and flashy. Like the '41 above so reflective they are hard to photograph. Low mintage of just over 21 thousand. $145
1954 NGC PF 67 Cameo	$75
1955 NGC PF 67 Cameo	$75
1956 PCGS MS 67	This is a beautiful virtually mark free Washington quarter. It has luscious luster underlying the lemon toning. There is a subtle hint of rose on the reverse. $225
1957 NGC PF 68 Cameo	Lightly frosted with nice fields. There is a scratch on the obverse holder. There is a carbon spot on the Eagle's lower left wing by the leg. $65
1976 Clad PCGS MS 66	In 1976 the US Mint produced the bicentennial type with drummer boy reverse. This example has translucent gold toning. $25	Please ask for photo.
1976-S Silver PCGS MS 67	Bright and lustrous. $25	Please ask for photo.
1995-S Silver PCGS PR 69 Deep Cameo	$35	Please ask for photo.
2001-S Kentucky PCGS PR 69 DCAM	Here is a beautiful Kentucky quarter. It has very frosted devices and deeply mirrored fields. It is housed in an attractive State Flag holder. $16
2003-S Alabama PCGS PR 69 DCAM	Here is a beautiful Alabama quarter. It has very frosted devices and deeply mirrored fields. It is housed in an attractive State Flag holder. $16

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